Frederik Rompel - Revision history

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Gaerin at 09:43, 12 January 2011

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(18*-19*) Journalist, writer, critic, *** and elocutionist. *** In 1905 he and his wife ** did recitals of inter alia Afrikaans poetry in Den Haag, which led to visits to South Africa by Dutch artists. *** Wrote a column under the title Van Alle Kante in Die Burger. His writings also included reviews and discussions of theatre in the Cape.

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	In 1905 he and his wife Annie did recitals of inter alia Afrikaans poetry in Den Haag, which led to visits to South Africa by Dutch artists. He wrote a column under the title ''Van Alle Kante'' in ''[[Die Burger]]''. His writings also included reviews and discussions of theatre in the Cape.		In 1905 he and his wife Annie did recitals of inter alia Afrikaans poetry in Den Haag, which led to visits to South Africa by Dutch artists. He wrote a column under the title ''Van Alle Kante'' in ''[[Die Burger]]''. His writings also included reviews and discussions of theatre in the Cape.

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		+	In 1905 he and his wife Annie did recitals of inter alia Afrikaans poetry in Den Haag, which led to visits to South Africa by Dutch artists. He wrote a column under the title ''Van Alle Kante'' in ''[[Die Burger]]''. His writings also included reviews and discussions of theatre in the Cape.
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−	(18-19) Journalist, writer, critic, * and elocutionist. * In 1905 he and his wife did recitals of inter alia Afrikaans poetry in Den Haag, which led to visits to South Africa by Dutch artists. * Wrote a column under the title Van Alle Kante in Die Burger. His writings also included reviews and discussions of theatre in the Cape.	+	(18-19) Journalist, writer, critic, * and elocutionist. * In 1905 he and his wife did recitals of inter alia Afrikaans poetry in Den Haag, which led to visits to South Africa by Dutch artists. * Wrote a column under the title ''Van Alle Kante'' in ''Die Burger''. His writings also included reviews and discussions of theatre in the Cape.

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Frederik Rompel - Revision history

Miriamt at 11:28, 8 October 2019

Miriamt at 11:27, 8 October 2019

Gaerin at 09:43, 12 January 2011

Gaerin: Created page with "(18*-19*) Journalist, writer, critic, *** and elocutionist. *** In 1905 he and his wife ** did recitals of inter alia Afrikaans poetry in Den Haag, which led to visits to South A..."

Gaerin: Created page with "(18-19) Journalist, writer, critic, * and elocutionist. * In 1905 he and his wife ** did recitals of inter alia Afrikaans poetry in Den Haag, which led to visits to South A..."